Along his cross-country route, Brian Greeson makes an effort to educate the people he meets on the issue of veteran suicide.

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Brian Greeson lives in north Boulder, but he hasn't been home for the past few months. Instead, he's been biking across the United States to bring more attention to the high suicide rate among ...